Fully supporting a SharePoint site means providing training and education through a variety of delivery methods. Here are a few ideas for training your users. SharePoint training before you launch A common mistake is to design a site without educating

If the purpose of the SharePoint in your company is significant, then the change to the users’ working style could be profound, and users need continuous support to understand that new working style and understand the value of the change.

UPDATE: SkyDrive and SkyDrive Pro will soon be known as OneDrive and OneDrive for Business (link). It appears they will be very similar to SkyDrive Pro, but with more features and a new snazzy name. Use SkyDrive Pro to synchronize

Combine several calendars into SharePoint for color coding events. Get more out of SharePoint with a training course from AETC

Many SharePoint users are unaware that they can upload files, check off tasks, calendar events, share contacts, and update projects in SharePoint without having ever opened their browsers. SharePoint integrations with Office and connections in windows are very useful for

Buying a car because you want a radio SharePoint is valuable to companies because it solves a range of organization-wide problems, but end users embrace it for a different reason. They use SharePoint because it solves their problems. Solving individual

The video below shows how to bring maps into SharePoint using Excel Services, which is part of the SharePoint 2013 Business Intelligence package. SharePoint Geolocations allows mapping of any data that has location information. Clip from Discovering SharePoint 2013 –

In April, we hosted the first in a series of SharePoint webinars. We received an enthusiastic reception with over seventy people registering for the event. The webinar introduced SharePoint 2013, talked through best practices for implementation, and demonstrated some of

SharePoint 2013 has many new and enhanced features. This recording of our April 18th, 2013: Discovering SharePoint 2013 webinar demonstrates some of the changes Microsoft made to SharePoint with the new edition and discusses several SharePoint Business Intelligence features. AETC